The linked argument proposes that if highly capable AI models and their weights become broadly available, intelligence could function more like public infrastructure than a scarce proprietary service. That shift might weaken conventional software rents, alter the role of intellectual property, and reduce the scarcity of some forms of cognitive labor, leading to what the author calls “full AI communism.” The claim is speculative: the supplied source is a short opinion discussed on Hacker News, with no empirical model, quantified forecast, or demonstrated causal chain.
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